2010 Region Design Awards

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Awards Reception

The Region Design Awards will be held in conjunction with the NW & Pacific Region Conference in Eugene, OR on October 13- 16, 2010.

2010 Jury

Julie Eizenberg- Founding Principal of Koning Eizenberg Architecture

David Lake, FAIA - From San Antonio–based firm, Lake|Flato Architects

Donlyn Lyndon FAIA - Eva Li Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Emeritus UC Berkeley

Eligibility

Eligible entries shall have won a design award in a professional juried awards program sponsored by a Chapter (state or local) in the AIA Northwest & Pacific Region. A project that receives an AIA National award is eligible, regardless if it won a Chapter award.

Projects must have received an award between January 1, 2005 and December 31, 2009 to be eligible. Projects must have been completed at the time the qualifying award was issued. Planning projects, pre-design or other projects for which construction was not complete at the time of the award are not eligible.

Any member in a local chapter of the Region that has not had an awards program of its own in more than 2 years may enter the Region program. The project must have been completed between January 1, 2005 and December 31, 2009 to be eligible.

A qualifying award must be the result of a jury of professional peers and issued in a chapter’s award program. Awards co-sponsored by an AIA Chapter with another organization or entity are eligible, provided they meet the jury and date criteria.

Awards that are not eligible include those voted on by internet polls, polls of the broader membership, issued by a single person. Examples of award that would not qualify include: People’s Choice Award, Mayor’s Award, Legacy Awards, Presidential Citations, etc.

Awards issued by AIA Chapters outside of the region, other than the AIA National Component, are not eligible; even if the award is given to a member within the region.